Anne Johnson and her team persuaded a Texas appellate court to take the extraordinary step of tossing a jury verdict after the court found that the borrower plaintiff couldn’t establish the basic elements of his fraud claim.
December 18, 2020 at 07:30 AM
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With the end of 2020 in sight, I think we could all use a good reversal-of-fortune story as we gear up for next year.
Thankfully, Anne Johnson of Haynes and Boone dialed up just such a turnaround for her client BBVA Compass this week. The lender was hit with a $98 million judgment including $50.5 million in actual damages and $40 million in exemplary damages after a 2017 trial in a case brought by David Bagwell, a residential land developer in Texas.
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Anne Johnson of Haynes and Boone. Courtesy photo
